i am the sorcerer king manga publication

I am the sorcerer king manga publication series#

If you like what you see please hit the like and follow buttons. This is also why if you see fan translations early I still suggest you check out the official to see what they have decided to go with. Seeing how she saw herself becoming a sorcerer for both of them it makes sense. Someone who despite there differences Maki still loved dearly. A small change as the point of this is that she has changed due to Mai death. She took it with her.” The difference points more towards Mai Maki pointing to giving her hear to Mai and with her death it was gone. Instead of “No, it was taken from me.” The line now is No. Something that was brough up with Naoya as they crossed paths again. Mai death has given Maki more power but it also seems to have removed her emotion. First getting badly burnt and then having Mai taken from her. You're only supposed to be wowed by what he is capable of as none of it, again, is explored.Jujtus Kaisen has given Maki a hard time. My point was to illustrate further that this is a wish-fulfilment manhwa with no substance from the perspective of the reader. He laments on how their personalities merged. That statement by itself isn't true, as he himself expresses surprise that despite being reincarnated he still closely values the ties he formed before inhabiting his new body. The MC is written by a Korean author? Then can you really not see the biases in this series? The last arc made it pretty blatant. Here I was critiquing the concept - immature and ignorant. Besides he states that he is cleansing all the people around the world who's score exceed 50. I wouldn't feel so assured of the intentions of someone who is killing people based on a magic karma system assigning morality points to people. Which is fine, but it very transparent to me. The bias is what first informed me that the author is self imposing on the character he is writing. I'm aware, it doesn't take too much reading between the lines to see that he has a western bias based on the frequency that these people in his story are written to behave in irrational, selfish, and morally depraved ways. Author's can especially skip character development because 'oh well it all happened in a previous life'. This however is indicative of one of the larger problems with this genre. It shows that all his accomplishments are purely aesthetic for the reader to goggle at before setting up the next big attraction - they mean nothing.

I am the sorcerer king manga publication series#

The main character of this series frequently accomplishes things on an infinitely larger scale, but within 1-2 chapters nothing else is said about it. Now imagine if none of the aftermath was explored, it would make the feat lose relevance and would be an example of shallow worldbuilding. We see how it effects him on a personal level there are repercussions, story beats, it was the culmination of an arc.

Take Naruto for example, after he defeats Pain we get to witness the effects of such an accomplishment across the world. It's far less about just justifying every feat, and more about exploring the effects of those feats - otherwise there is no substance to what is happening. Are we supposed to be surprised when he says stuff like 'Slavery is bad' 'You should treat woman better'? Id say taking a 21st century MC, putting him in a medieval world, then applauding him for his higher moral standard is a better example of 'making the MC look impressive'. Everything he does feeds back into how it could help him.

But other than that he is pretty much a self interested person, working towards his survival through any means. I guess he saved thousands of people and he is praised for it. Making the MC look as impressive and benevolent as possible This isn't some born and raised Korean dude. There was a part about maintaining their law or whatever.Īlso this is pretty in character for some alien god descending on earth.

I don't think he cleansed the entire world. Pretty sure that part, where soldiers came down with those orders, was only about reclaiming the lawless territories. Not the type of person that should be deciding who is morally good enough to continue living. The last arc was about corrupt politicians trying to entrap him through his teammates mom. But some OP MC running around is just effortlessly pulling crazy stuff off. I guess because even if you never see it a reincarnater had to do all the work to earn these feats at some point. On the other hand, when you have some newbie MC being OP, through infinite plot buffs or 'hardwork', I find it annoying. To that MC, everything is pretty trivial, so the story glossing over things and not really justifying every feat isn't so bad. I find it pretty easy to buy into all the ridiculous stuff a reincarnater can do.